Visiting families and Baptist meeting wrap in South Canaan
Mrs Ella Anderson and her daughter from North Dakota visit relatives in South Canaan. Adaline Droz visits her daughters Lucy Hill and Kate Hoskinson. The Baptist quarterly meeting, started Friday and ended Sunday, drew good attendance despite bad weather. Grace Droz, who had been visiting grandparents at Mainville, has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Anderson
North Dakota
Adaline Droz
Lucy Hill
Kate Hoskinson
Baptist Quarterly Meeting
Grace Droz
Mainville
Beasley and Clark Hosts and Local Appointments
Amesville residents host guests including Mr. and Mrs. H A Beasley of Marietta and Mr. and Mrs. G E Clark. Miss Nell Adair visits Athens friends while QO A Curfman from Cincinnati visits his parents. J L Dille and family move to Athens for work at the foundry. Oble King visits Chesterhill. Dr W S Jones, Athens vet, comes for business. Rev Lytle conducts meetings at Mound Hill church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Beasley
Marietta
G. E. Clark
Nell Adair
Athens
QO. A. Curfman
Cincinnati
W. H. Curfman
J. L. Dille
Mr. Dille
D. M.assey & Bro’s
King
Chesterhill
R. V. King
Local News Briefs From Ireland and Youba Area
Miss Flossie Richardson teaches in Ireland and visited over the weekend with Mrs. Rowels. The Mises Lillie Cra Dunfee Carrie Waterman Maggie Griffinv and Lois Hannis of Youba stayed with friends here. Musicians performed at Little Hock ing Friday night. Ella Scarlett’s typhoid recovery has been slowed by a cold. Baptist church plans a series of meetings beginning Wednesday night led by Rev. E. E. White with aid from Rev. Haas of Caldwell. Arthur Romine misses high school at Coolville due to a gun incident injuring his eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Richardson
Ireland
Little Hocking
Ella Scarlett
The
Baptist Church
E. E. White
Haas
Caldwell
Arthur Romine
Coolville
Local Gleanings: Movements and Visit Notices
Windell Shott and his mother took a business trip to Guysville on Thursday. Rev. Parkins started a meeting series at Asbury on Monday night. Mrs Maggie Graft of Knox visits her mother Mrs Coen and Mr and Mrs Joseph Bishop. Dennis Timney is very poorly with little hope of recovery. Mrs Lovena Jones has returned home from Lysander after a brief visit. Jacob Hawks family moved to Columbus. Mr and Mrs Frank Lawrence moved into G R Lawrence’s property. Mr L Miller spent a few days with relatives in Amersille. Windell Shott to begin Kinney district winter term next Monday. Father Matingly preached at St Johns church Sunday and held services Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windell Shott
Guysville
Parkins
Asbury
Maggie Graft
Knox
Coen
Joesph Bishop
Dennis Timney
Lovena Jones
Lysander
Jacob Hawk
Columbus
Frank Lawrence
G. R. Lawrence
L. Miller
Amersille
Kinney
Father Matingly
St. John’s
Local Notices From Luhrig and Nearby Areas
Miss Captalin Sanders visited Carrie Marquis while Joe Mace moved into Mrs Canny s house Elza Wadey went to Glouster to work Mrs Sarah Hewitt stayed with friends John Stone reopened his store Mrs Cunningham of Wellston visited friends Funeral of J B Eckley at Athens attended by Matt Wise Mrs Perrin moved to Chillicothe leaving a doctor shortage Don Lowry s son was seriously scalded M W A supper honored Dr and Mrs Perrin with music games and refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elza Wadey
Glouster
Sarah Hewitt
John Stone
Cunningham
Wellston
Matt Wise
Wm. Wolcott
Story
J. B. Eckley
Athens
Don Lowry
M. W. A. Hall
D. A. Perrin
Glouster Notes Visit and Local Happenings
T J Wallace filled his regular appointment at Chauncey. Rev Wallace's congregation is building a new church at Chauncey and hopes to have it ready by spring. D Edwards and W Needy were in Bristol seeking oil interests. Miss Bertha Palmer left for Kentucky, escorted to Athens by Charles Martin and others. The Messiah at Athens drew praise. Miss Frances Skinnen returned to Shawnee for a new job. George Blower was offered the night operator post here. Mayor Hugh Gormley visited Mineral for oil lands lease talks. A Gordon’s opera house bazaar netted about 185 dollars. Rev S S McGill returned from Sheldon and counseled pupils in the Christian church. his wife was sent to a health resort. Mary and Stella Palmer visited Columbus. F R Crooks visited Nelsonville with family. The first quarterly meeting of the conference year occurred at the Methodist church with Rev R F Bishop leading services and administering the Lord's Supper. John P Meredith moved his family to town from Shawnee into the former Klein home. L W Allen of New Lexington visited his mother and handled business. Conrad Gormley of Corning spent a week with uncle P H Barnes. Mrs. Sarah Dewees of Marshfield visited relatives here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Wallace
Chauncey
Rev. Wallace
Bhut
D. Edwards
W. Needy
Bristol
Bertha Palmer
Kentucky
Glouster
Athens
Charles Martin
Hugh Gormley
Methodist Church
R. F. Bishop
Bishop
Trimble
Jacksonville
John P. Meredith
Continental Coal Company
Shawnee
Henry
Christmas Eve Entertainment Planned For Zelda
Emanuel Haning remains ill though improving slighty. Zelda residents plan Christmas Eve entertainment. Many attend Albany farmers institute noted as one of the best. Fall wheat damaged by green aphid and rust. Octa Woodyard visits grandmother. Grover Stott returns home from Kansas City with his father. Athens Messenger display praised for business advertisements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emanuel Haning
Farmer’s Institute At
Albany
Octa Woodyard
Chase
Grover Stott
J. Stotts
Athens Messenger
Athens
Smallpox Closes School and Touches Local Residents
Millfield reports Miss Lucy Stewart and two brothers contract smallpox leading to a school closure for a week. Dr A J Learned was in Athens on business while E H Learned visited Jacksonville. Billy Devore A D Twitchel moved to Jacksonville. Herb Wyatt from Glouster also visited. Mace Fierbaugh visits Gallipolis. School reopens after outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Learned
Athens
Lucy Stewart
Mace Fierbaugh
Gallipolis
E. H. Learned
Jacksonville
Billy Devore
A. D. Twitchel
Herb Wyatt
Glouster
Pullman Sleeping Cars Run Columbus Toledo Detroit Line
The Hocking Valley Railway and Michigan Central R offer daily Through Pullman Drawing Room Sleeping Cars between Columbus Toledo and Detroit. Depart Columbus at 10:00 p m arrive Toledo 5:30 a m and Detroit 7:45 a m, with southbound from Detroit 10:00 p m Toledo 12:30 a m and Columbus 6:50 a m. The line features a punctual roadbed and Union Station access.
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Hocking Valley Railway
Michigan Central R
Columbus
Toledo
Detroit
Union Station
Michigan
Canada
Hocking Valley
Double Daily Erie Lines Train Service Columbus to Chicago
The line offers two through trains from Columbus to Chicago with no car changes. The morning vestibuled coach leaves 8:45 a.m. and arrives 5:20 p.m., faster by an hour and a half. The night through Pullman drawing room sleeper departs 10:00 p.m. and arrives 7:35 a.m. Contacts at Chicago or connecting western cities. For inquiries contact Athens agent W R Moore or Columbus general agent W H Fisher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hocking Valley Railway
Erie
Columbus
Chi
Chicago
Pullman Drawing Room
Sloper
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Omaha
Kansas City
Northwest
W. R. Moore
Agt
Athens
W. H. Fisher
A Million Voices Thank Homer Hall for Cure
Homer Hall of West Point Iowa credits Dr King s New Discovery for consumption and a severe cough being cured. He reports gaining weight to 227 pounds and urges readers to try the remedy, with trials free at W H McKee s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Hall
West Point
Dr. King
W. H. McKee’s
Application for Commutation by George Shiner
Notice that at the next meeting of the Ohio State Board of Pardons an application will seek commutation for George Shiner who was convicted at the April term 1901 of the Court of Common Pleas Athens County for burglary and larceny and sentenced to four years in the Ohio Penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio State Board of Pardons
George Shiner
Court of Cor Pleas
Athens County
Ohio
Althorpe Parish Holds Five Inhabitants and One House
Althorpe in Norfolk, the smallest parish, has only one dwelling and a population of five residents. The tiny community reflects rural sparsity with limited local infrastructure and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Althorpe
Norfolk
England
Painkiller Claims Quick Stomach Relief
An advertisement touts Painkiller Perry Davis as a fast cure for stomach aches claiming relief in five minutes. It warns buyers to avoid counterfeit imitations and notes the product’s strong reputation inspires imitators seeking to profit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Davis
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OUT OF Town News
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Hulg
Mindras
F. R. Crooks
Anna Jones
Julia and
Ethel Pickering
Lydia Hughson
Vinnie Adams
Messiah
College
Frances Skinnen
Union Telephone Company
George Blower
S. McGill
Sheldon
Mary
Stella Palmer
Marie
Nelsonville
Millfield
DR. Fenner
Fenner Hle
St.vitus
Cory Cee
E. R. Lash
California
Beaumont
Houston
San Antonio
el Paso
Texas
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
O. P. McCarty
Sloane Big Department Store
Secord
Monte Carlos
China Department
Erica Brac
Jordanners
Pullman
B. Sloan
W. H. Farrell
Express
Farrell Is Also Headquarters For
W.H. Farrell
West Union Street
First National Bank
George W. Shiner
Lake Superior
Aall Rene
Chillicothe
Parkersburg
New York
St. Louis
Fast Mail
Parkersbur
O. P. McCaurr
G. P. A. Cimogin
Cincinnati & Muskingum Valley Railroad Co
Wassenger
Lancaster
Alo
Sansa
C. M. Bennett
F. M. Wilkinson
Gen'l Ticket Agt
Hocking Wall
Central Passenger Association
Jane
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